"A branch manager demands the skills of someone who is proficient in accounting, but can also build good customer relations, oversee operations, and approve loans and lines of credit. During an interview, be prepared to talk about your experience in managing others, creating a good rapport in the community, and motivating your staff to be successful and ethical. Beforehand, prepare yourself with how you would handle a stressful, difficult, or struggling employee and your tactics to get them back on task."
Questions were mostly salary and if the amount was less than the interviewer's own salary, then they would become snooty. Also questions are deceiving in that they want candidates to reveal strategies of their competitors are tactics they are using to succeed and/or run operations. In the past I applied for another position with Chase and was asked why I didn't work for them back then as if they were doing me a big favor.
The typical; What's your biggest weakness?
Tell me about a time where you made a mistake and how you rectified it?
Why do you want to work for this company?
Why we should hire you?
what do you do in spare time?
What you contribute for the last year and what is the profit
where do i see myself in 5 years
How would you deal with an employee who has declining progress.
Sales performance
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